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Free for early users: what "free" means, what it doesn't, and what comes later

Free is a word that software has taught people to distrust. Here is exactly what ours means, in the order you would want to ask.

By the end of this pageYou will know what you get for nothing, what will always stay free, and roughly what a paid tier would cost a business your size.
On this pageWhat free means todayWhat free will never meanWhat comes later

What free means today

Every module, every feature, every role. Unlimited units, unlimited staff, unlimited tenants on the portal. Your own database and your own address. No card on file, no "trial ends in 14 days" banner, no feature held hostage behind an upgrade button. Early users are helping us find what a Philippine building needs; the platform is the payment for that.

What free will never mean

  • Selling your data. It sits in a database only your workspace can open. Nobody analyses it, aggregates it or sells it. One database per customer explains the mechanics.
  • Ads. Not in your workspace, not in your tenants' portal, not on invoices.
  • Holding your records hostage. You can export everything you own at any time, free or paid, and the export is in formats a spreadsheet opens.

What comes later

Pricing, with at least sixty days' notice. The plan is a free tier that stays free for small estates, and a flat monthly price above that — set by the size of business you are, not a toll on every door. Here is how that arithmetic is likely to look for you; move the sliders.

What a paid tier would mean for youCalculator
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of your monthly rent roll — the most any paid tier will cost
₱ monthly rent roll
Illustrative. The promise is the ceiling: a paid tier will never cost more than this share of the rent you already collect.
Why tell you this now? Because people plan a building around its software. If you put your tenants on the portal and your cleaners on the rota, you deserve to know the shape of the bill before it exists, not after.

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